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. 2020 Aug 31:pnaa294. doi: 10.1093/pm/pnaa294

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Figure 4. — Clinical volumes, compared with prepandemic patient volume. For example, 20% would mean that the subgroup is seeing 20% of their typical total patient volume compared with their prepandemic baseline. If a practitioner was seeing 100 patients in clinic before the pandemic, then 20% would refer to 20 weekly patients in the clinic after the pandemic practice changes. If a practitioner was performing 100 procedures weekly, 20% would refer to 20 weekly procedures after the pandemic practice changes. a) In-person clinic visits. b) Procedural volume. c) Telephone visits. d) Telemedicine (video) visits. *Reference group for statistical comparisons. **Statistically significant difference compared with the reference group.

Figure 4. — Clinical volumes, compared with prepandemic patient volume. For example, 20% would mean that the subgroup is seeing 20% of their typical total patient volume compared with their prepandemic baseline. If a practitioner was seeing 100 patients in clinic before the pandemic, then 20% would refer to 20 weekly patients in the clinic after the pandemic practice changes. If a practitioner was performing 100 procedures weekly, 20% would refer to 20 weekly procedures after the pandemic practice changes. a) In-person clinic visits. b) Procedural volume. c) Telephone visits. d) Telemedicine (video) visits. *Reference group for statistical comparisons. **Statistically significant difference compared with the reference group.